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West Bengal Bypoll Election Results 2026 Live: Who Is Leading and Who Is Trailing in Nandigram and Rejinagar? Check BJP vs Congress vs TMC, Latest Vote Count, Margins and Candidate-Wise Trends

West Bengal Bypoll Election Results 2026 Live: Who Is Leading and Who Is Trailing in Nandigram and Rejinagar? Check BJP vs Congress vs TMC, Latest Vote Count, Margins and Candidate-Wise Trends
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West Bengal Bypoll Election Results 2026 Live: The vote count in West Bengal’s Nandigram and Rejinagar bypolls has turned into a major political test, with the BJP opening up substantial leads in both constituencies and the Congress questioning the process. As counting continued on Friday, October 9, BJP candidates Hasirani Rath and Shankharavh Sarkar moved ahead of their rivals, while Congress candidate Milan Pradhan accused the BJP of benefiting from alleged electoral irregularities.

The bypolls have drawn attention because they are taking place after the BJP’s victory in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections and amid divisions among opposition parties. The results could offer an early indication of the political balance in the state, particularly in Nandigram and Rejinagar, where the vacancies arose after the previous winners retained other constituencies.

West Bengal Bypoll Election Results 2026 Live: Who is Leading and Who is Trailing in West Bengal?

The West Bengal Bypoll Election Results 2026 are being closely watched as counting continues for the Nandigram and Rejinagar Assembly constituencies on Friday, October 9. The bypolls have drawn attention due to the political significance of both seats and the contest between the BJP, Trinamool Congress (TMC), Congress and other parties.

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Voters are now waiting to see which candidates will emerge victorious, while the latest vote counts and winning margins are expected to shape the political picture in the state. Here is the latest update on who is leading and who is trailing in Nandigram and Rejinagar, along with candidate-wise trends as counting progresses.

Who is Leading in Nandigram?

BJP candidate Hasirani Rath was leading in the Nandigram Assembly bypoll, according to the latest vote-counting updates available in the provided information. Rath, the mother of slain BJP leader Chandranath Rath, is contesting the election following the vacancy in the constituency. Her lead has made Nandigram one of the key seats to watch in the West Bengal bypoll results.

Congress candidate Milan Pradhan has alleged electoral irregularities, claiming that votes were looted in some booths. The final result will depend on the Election Commission’s official count.

Status Candidate

Party

Votes Margin
Leading Hasi Rani Rath

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

66,415 +49,922
Trailing Milan Pradhan

Indian National Congress (INC)

16,493 -49,922
Trailing Santi Gopal Giri

Communist Party of India (CPI)

2,495 -63,920

Who is Leading in Rejinagar?

BJP candidate Shankharavh Sarkar was leading in the Rejinagar Assembly bypoll as vote counting continued in West Bengal on Friday, October 9. Sarkar had built a substantial lead over his rivals, with reports indicating a margin of around 41,000 votes in the later counting rounds.

Congress candidate Mohammad Abdullahil Kafi and Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AJUP) candidate Gulam Nabi Azad, son of party founder Humayun Kabir, were among the other contenders. Rejinagar has attracted particular attention because of its large Muslim electorate. The final outcome will be confirmed by the Election Commission of India. 

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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